Steam Car Wash UK

New to the UK carwash market, Steamwash, wash your car with just 2 - 5 ltrs of water. Machine uses little or even no chemical, can be used anywhere as no water run off means no drainage required. Power supply can be either straight 240v or adapted to run off your car battery. For more details or to book your demo. email me at......... pete@steamwash.co.uk Phone 07976 933282

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Steam
• Car
• Wash
• Valeting
• Vapour
• Automobile
• Cleaning
• Jetwash

[steamwashcarwash]

From that comment I take it you have never tried washing with steam.......

[classyimj]

Hey guys, just came across this video.

Well, I have one of these machines and NO, it does not scratch if you do it right.REmember, the steam is also under pressure so it is actually also pushing the dirt away. If car is really dirty, I prefer to give a quick rinse of microfibre cloth at about half way through.You don't have to put any pressure either. I run a car detail business so I am speaking from experience.

Beric

[steamwashcarwash]

Well i guess we will have to agree to differ here. If you ever get a chance to see a car being cleaned with a steam wash machine take the time to watch just how well it cleans, you may well be suprised.

All my customers have nothing but praise and come back time and time again.

[gcdrumguru]

Easy. No rinsing = no pre wash dirt removal. The cloth you are using it never rinsed either which means it keeps all the dirt that is on the car in the cloth. Steam would be good for getting grease and dirt out of the engine bay, but that's about it.

[steamwashcarwash]

Its very hard to show just how good this is on a video, we all have our own views on how best to clean a car, if you have never seen or used this system how can you justify your comment thats it wiil scratch the car to crap and its no good !

Seeing is believing.

[gcdrumguru]

For one, you rinse the car first to get rid of the dirt and bigger particles on the car. Then you use a soapy sponge to clear away the rest and then rinse it out in a rinse bucket. That's how you're supposed to do it. I don't see it being more efficient either. Looks like it takes forever. And most soaps are not harmful to the environment, so whatever.

[gcdrumguru]

I agree. Dirt will collect in the rag and scratch the car to crap. No good.

[69fordgreenmonster]

swirls and scratches is what that shit will do